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Helloooooo again everyone!
Today, I’m blogging about a very common but potentially very serious problem that affects SKIN.
Those of you who ...
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Both my kids had mild cradle cap. I knew it was completely harmless and would go away on its own, but was one of “those parents” who could not ...
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Ticks are disgusting little parasites that I have pulled out of the scalp or from behind the ear of many a child that has come through kids emergency ...
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So today we are going to discuss a phenomenon that we see in kids’ emergency departments ALL THE TIME. Given that in the last 2-3 days the weather ...
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As a follow on to last Monday’s blog on toddler tantrums, I thought that this week we might have a chat about “breath holding spells” that can ...
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Okay, I admit it. This week’s post was borne completely out of selfishness. Our 2-and-a-half year old son has been a complete horror-head of ...
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Non-medication based strategies to help school kids with attention and concentration
As I have probably alluded to in previous blog posts, one of ...
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Why gifted children develop behavioural problems
I have had a little run of seeing kids in clinic of late who have been particularly gifted. It ...
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Headaches are really common in children and we see this problem frequently as general paediatricians. Of the children who get referred to us, over 90% ...
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So having blogged for the last few weeks on creepy-crawly, icky, infectious things you can catch, today for a change I thought I’d do a ...
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A good friend of mine has had a little one who recently had a terrible experience with her first infection with the cold sore virus, so I ...
